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Hi-Way Paving is seeking a local CDL Driver/Laborer to work on our jobsite in Charlotte, NC. The CDL Driver will operate commercial trucks, load/unload equipment and materials, and do daily maintenance and inspection on the equipment.
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Position Title: CDL Class B w/ Tanker endorsement - Sweeper & Water Truck Driver. The CDL Class B Truck Driver w/ tanker endorsement must work safely and productively on various sized project sites.
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We're hiring a Class A CDL Driver for our General Tool location in Charlotte, NC! As a Class A CDL driver, you will deliver and recover a variety of equipment, tools and supplies to and from the customer worksite.
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General Description The lowboy driver is responsible for safely loading and securing heavy equipment to move from jobsite. Blythe Brothers Asphalt Company provides the asphalt services for Blythe Development Co. Blythe Development employs over 900 employees.
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Class A CDL Driver | Local | Home Daily | Charlotte NC. Class A CDL Driver. is looking for Class A CDL drivers with 12 months of experience in and around Charlotte, NC. Class A CDL drivers looking to find a position that pays great and provides an opportunity of flexibility in their workweek, and hours worked during the day, should apply now.
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Key Outputs/Results: Perform all duties associated with training to be a school bus driver, including but not limited to: Successfully complete classroom and testing requirements to obtain NC DMV CDL Class B learner’s permit with P & S endorsements within 1st 60 days of employment.
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Ability to obtain Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), if applicable Ability to obtain and maintain a Department of Transportation (DOT) Physical Ability to obtain forklift and pallet jack certification Preferred Qualifications N/A Work Environment The work environment will vary, including but not limited to exposure to weather conditions, coolers, and customer storage areas which may be non-temperature controlled Coca-Cola Consolidated, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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The CDL Driver/Warehouse position will be responsible for operating CDL required fleet vehicles, truck mounted forklifts and warehouse forklifts. Established in 1947, Alside distributes a variety of windows, siding, metals, and other building products throughout its more than 100 company-operated supply centers across the United States, serving as a true partner to contractors, remodelers, builders and architects for building products and services.
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Ardor Health Solutions is a Fortune Ranked, award-winning, expanding company that has also recently been ranked the 20th Largest Allied Staffing Firm in the Nation by Staffing Industry Analysts (SIA) and by Fortune`s Great Places to Work Survey s several years in a row.
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If so, then consider becoming U-Haul Company's newest U-Box Customer Care Representative (CCR; local delivery driver). Experience a rewarding job and a caring company culture with U-Haul.
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Come be a part of the nation’s largest rail-crew transportation company! As a PTI Driver, you will be responsible for safely transporting railroad crew members wherever the railroad requests.
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Skills and knowledge to advance your career into leadership, CDL driver, or sales opportunities. Related experience may include: Warehouse Packer, Warehouse Receiver, Warehouse Worker, Package Handler, Order Puller, Forklift Operator, Forklift Associate, Forklift Driver, Shipping Clerk, Receiving Clerk.
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The Delivery Driver (non-CDL) is responsible for providing timely transportation of products from origin to destination as assigned, along with unloading and staging products at customer’s place of business.
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The EMT Driver is responsible for providing safe and timely transport of the CCT staff and family of patients being transported between facilities. Experience: Minimum of three years of current active experience as an EMT driver.
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With over 4,500 centers in 15 countries, Driven Brands is the parent company of some of North America’s leading automotive service brands including Take 5 Oil Change, Take 5 Car Wash, Driven Glass, Meineke, Maaco, CARSTAR, and more.
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